Home, I'm Darling by Laura Wade Directed by Tim Fearon

Home, I'm Darling won the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy in 2019.
A sharp, funny and thought-provoking play, it looks at modern relationships through the lens of nostalgia.
At its centre is Judy, a woman who has chosen to live as it if it were the 1950s - complete with vintage dresses, a spotless home and a devoted role as housewife - while the world outside continues in the twenty-first century.
As Judy and her husband, Johnny, attempt to live out their retro dream, cracks begin to appear exposing the gap between fantasy and reality.